Titlebook: Manual of Nonpharmacological Control of Hypertension; J. R. Viskoper Book 1990 Springer-Verlag, Berlin Heidelberg 1990 blood pressure.card

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Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease and Their Controlal studies of individuals initially free of clinically overt ASCVD indicate that the main risk factors associated with development of ASCVD are hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, especially when accompanied by reduced high-density lipoprotein (HDL) levels, and smoking [1–3].

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The Role of the Family Practitioner in Hypertension Controlof hypertension during the asymptomatic stage is the currently accepted method of preventing this damage. The family practitioner has an essential role in this treatment. The tasks for the family practitioner are:

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Stresss of stress may be positive or negative. Irrespective of its source, stress is accompanied by a series of physiological changes [1]. The body shifts to a state of higher readiness (the “fight or flight” response). The changes in the body include increase of blood pressure and pulse rate, increase in

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Cessation of Smokingults in the world continue to smoke. There is evidence that some smokers tend to titrate their smoking depending on nicotine levels in their body [3, 4]. The use of smoking for such purpose is likely to be a joint product of learning and addiction. Habitual smokers may believe that they are incapabl

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Promoting Compliance in Nonpharmacological Treatmentons regarding achievement of compliance in each area of intervention are described in Chaps. 6–10. This chapter is aimed at giving an overview of how to specifically promote patient compliance in treatment of hypertension and other ASCVD risk factors.

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